Join the Research Committee to develop novel research projects on Hanna Somatic Education. Tasks include brainstorming ideas, contacting research partners, and editing data for publications.

Help facilitate participation in AHSE activities by identifying and supporting individuals facing difficult circumstances. Assist in managing scholarship applications and outreach.

Participate in organizing monthly educational presentations for AHSE members. Assist in coordinating presenters and managing event logistics.

Support the planning of the AHSE annual conventions and other special events by joining the Education Committee. Help organize and execute educational events for the community.

Join the SomaTimes Committee to brainstorm and generate interesting content related to somatics, including book reviews, articles, interviews, and case studies. Editors are also needed to help with content creation.

Contribute to the strategic planning of AHSE by setting goals and organizing tasks to achieve them. Volunteers will engage in strategic conversations and content creation for various media.

Support the AHSE community by fostering connections with like-minded colleagues and the general public. Help organize events and initiatives to promote somatic education.

Maintain and update the AHSE website using Squarespace. Volunteers with web design skills are needed to ensure the website is current and accessible.

Facilitate free online climate action workshops for Marin County residents. The workshops empower participants to reduce household carbon emissions and create resilient communities.

Coordinate the Painted Bins project to reduce food waste in public areas by using food scrap receptacles decorated with children's artwork. Responsibilities include organizing art contests and educational outreach.

Join the Climate Rapid Response Network to help pass climate policy initiatives in Marin County. Volunteers will engage in activities such as writing emails to elected representatives, attending hearings, and coordinating communications with team members.

Gain hands-on experience in stage management, costuming, and technical roles, ideal for students interested in the dramatic arts.

Assist with various tasks such as set building and maintenance, requiring basic knowledge of tools and equipment.

Operate the light and sound boards during performances, enhancing the overall production quality.

Assist in sourcing and organizing props by visiting garage sales, vintage stores, and online platforms like Etsy.

On show nights, volunteers pass out tickets at will-call, collect tickets, serve food and drink, usher patrons to their seats, and assist with directions.

Engage in community outreach by hanging posters and distributing postcards to promote performances.

Join the Muir Woods Park Community Association as a Community Engagement Volunteer to help enhance the use of the Clubhouse and foster community spirit. Volunteers are encouraged to bring ideas and participate in organizing community events.

Volunteer as a Meal Delivery Driver to deliver meals to seniors in the community. Set your own schedule with a minimum commitment of 2 hours per week, receive training, and enjoy the flexibility of substituting on an on-call basis.

Join a delivery driver or follow in your own vehicle to experience a meal delivery route. This role allows you to learn about contactless meal delivery, meet clients, and understand the impact of your contribution.

Participate in educational programs to understand horse behavior and training approaches. Volunteers will be equipped with knowledge for meaningful interactions with equine residents.

Facilitate interactions between visitors and horses to create positive and therapeutic experiences. Training is provided to ensure the safety and well-being of all participants.

Assist with the daily care of horses, including feeding, grooming, and maintaining their living spaces. Volunteers will receive training to ensure they are well-prepared for handling and caring for the horses safely and effectively.

Contribute to outreach efforts by participating in events and workshops aimed at raising awareness about the connection between horses and humans. Volunteers will receive training to effectively engage with the community.

Join PIDO for routine park cleanups and work parties at Point Isabel Regional Shoreline. Volunteers help with tasks such as litter collection, weed pulling, and mulching to maintain the park's cleanliness and safety for off-leash dog walking.

Participate in PIDO's Earth Day work day to help improve the park's appearance by adding dirt around young trees and filling in holes. Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own shovels and work gloves.

Lighting Technicians are crucial in theater, ensuring visibility and setting the mood by managing lights and spotlights. Volunteers will learn to control lighting effects to enhance the theatrical experience.

Lobby Assistants greet patrons, take tickets, hand out programs, and set out concessions for shows. Being friendly is helpful as they are the first impression for the audience.

The Stage Manager is responsible for the distribution of the rehearsal schedule, contact list, and coordination of the lighting and sound for every show. They work closely with the director to help actors learn their lines and manage the opening and closing of the theater nightly. Previous experience is preferred.

Set Builders help create new 'worlds' on stage. No experience is necessary, and volunteers will learn about carpentry and power tools while having fun creating the set for the next production.

Join the longest running community theater in Berkeley to help out behind the scenes. Volunteers will see the show for free, meet new people, and learn how to make magic happen onstage. No experience needed, training provided.